This illustrated infographic breaks down the top five traits to look for when hiring a comic book artist — from visual storytelling to professional reliability. A quick visual guide for writers, studios, and indie creators alike.

This image is an instructional visual designed to accompany a blog post about how to commission a comic artist for webtoons or indie comics. It summarizes the core stages a creator needs to prepare: outlining the story, choosing an art style, providing references, and delivering files and expectations clearly. The visuals reinforce the professionalism and clarity needed to start a successful commission project.

A step-by-step breakdown of how we take your comic script and turn it into fully illustrated, print-ready pages.

Want to know how much a comic page actually costs? This visual guide breaks down real artist rates by role, complexity, and format.

Commissioning a comic artist? This infographic shows you exactly what to include in your brief so your project runs smoothly from day one.

Custom illustration isn’t decoration—it’s positioning. Learn how visual storytelling drives clarity, conversions, and brand recall.

Storyboarding isn’t sketching—it’s your graphic novel’s spine. This visual shows how raw ideas evolve into structured comic panels.

Most creators hire the wrong graphic novel artist and lose weeks or dollars fixing it. This visual shows how to avoid that from day one.

Hiring a freelance illustrator isn’t about style—it’s about structure, pacing, and getting publish-ready pages without the agency lag.